azure, measure, glazier, diversion, rouge. church, ditch, niche, luncheon, righteous, cello. just, gist, hinge, adjure, judge. little, flannel, musical, victuals, fulfill, thistle. roar, rhetoric, wrong, merry, corps. kick, cow, havoc, scone, shack, ache, account, liquor, barque, walk, viscount. get, egg, ghost, league. yes, minion, hallelujah, civilian, cotillon, cañon. queer, acquiesce, quell. extra, tacks, havocs, aches, barques, walks. not, gnaw, thinner, John, knife, pneumonia, Lincoln, Wednesday, borne. thing, handkerchief, tongue, anxious. CHAPTER III SOUNDS COMBINED INTO WORDS Having learned how to make the different sounds of the language alone, we should next learn how to make them combined in words. 54. Exercise. Pronounce accurately the following words containing double consonant sounds preceding long vowels: thr three wh Thrace throb throne wheeze whey what whoa whoop 55. Exercise. Pronounce accurately the following words containing double consonant sounds preceding short vowels: through |